It's the perfect job for a Bionic Commando.īionic Commando transposes the much loved swing-and-shoot gameplay of the 8-bit original onto a stunning 3D environment of towering buildings, suspended roadways and monorails, deep canyons and sheer rock faces, which are traversed using swinging, scaling, climbing and wall-walking techniques. With the terrain in ruins and the city's air defense grid now in the control of a massive terrorist force whose goal remains unclear, the FSA have only one option left - a behind-the-lines assault. On the very day of Spencer's execution, terrorists detonate a massive experimental weapon in Ascension City, unleashing an intense earthquake that has turned the city into rubble and wiped out its population. Time has not been kind to Spencer: Five years after his heroic defeat of the Imperials, he has been betrayed by the government he swore to serve, imprisoned for crimes he didn't commit, and sentenced to death.

It is a bit disappointing that FatShark made what seems like a great decision to give the players more tools, yet squandered the opportunity to use them for truly unique gameplay situations.The first true sequel to the classic 1988 Nintendo Entertainment System original, Bionic Commando sees the return of the bionically-enhanced Nathan 'R.A.D.' Spencer. Very few of them, however, require tactics that demand the use of your varied arsenal or even your bionic arm. There are also you standard soldiers, along with a few other robotic pests that try to make your life miserable. There’s the Roomba-looking robot that strolls around on platforms, and then there’s his cousin that kind of looks like him but has spikes and occasionally fires bullets at you. Less than halfway through the game, you’ve likely encountered them all. Part of the uselessness of some of these weapons comes down to the game’s enemies, of which there really aren’t that many. The game’s stock “pew pew pew” pistol served me well from beginning to end, with its unlimited ammo and rapid fire response time to my button presses. Mostly, you’ll find that you’ll need them simply to trigger things in the environment, and many times not even on mission critical paths.

It’s nice to have these additional weapons in your arsenal, but you’re rarely forced to use them in combat. While these additions give the appearance of a more rounded, richer experience, that’s not entirely the case. Also new for Rearmed 2 are a bunch of new weapons and upgrades, many of them passive abilities, like one that will slowly regain Nathan’s health.

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